German football player rejected Germany's National, chose to represent the others, Kosovo

Kosovar children usually dream of playing in the advanced department in the world's most popular game, while rare are those who decide to start a career as a goalkeeper or a defender.

Neither does David Bizinger, the young player close to Kosovo U-17. He started his football career and ended up a doorkeeper.

What impresses Kosovars is his name and last name.

David's mother is Albanian from Kosovo, who has migrated to Germany and married a German.

The fruitage of marriage is David, who has begun to become known in Kosovo as well.

Kosovo Deputy Representative U-17 Besnik Kolari has discovered the boy in question he offered to Kosovo.

Kolari tells his story in a promotion for Insport.com. “Zaconally followed all evil to see the opportunity to offer as much to Kosovo talented players as possible. I've been to Germany, and some friends have offered to invite David. The first reaction was to invite a German. I left his name and last name. They informed me that his mother is Albanian and German father”, Besnik Kolari said on Saturday for Insport.com.

In addition to the name Bisinger, David owns his mother's last name, Nochej.

Kosovo's invitation, Kosovo passport, Albanian language

David was invited to the camp, which was organised by Kosovo U-17 in the month of July this year. “Zaconally organise camps for discovery during the summer, when our fellow countrymen come to Kosovo. David has gladly accepted the invitation, and he has really impressed me. He has also been given the Kosovo passport, and after going to Germany, he has remained three months in Kosovo, until we've played a match of” buttencoi Besnik Kolari.

Bisinger used to play in Stutgart while it's already active for SG Sonnenh Grosaspach team.

It's a very talented goalie. I think he's going to talk a lot about it in the future”, Kolri praised.

Kosovo coach, among other things, reveals David's insistence on learning Albanian. When he was in the camp, he asked to go to sleep two nights with the players in Kosovo. His request was to settle down and at least learn English. At first, she had problems with the Albanian, but she's already doing well”, says Kolari.

Written the story with Kosovo

David Bizinger the day before wrote the story with Kosovo U-17.

Kosovo has managed to provide the qualifications for the elite round of qualifications for the U-17 European Championship, which will be held in 2019.

This qualifications, therdians have secured through victory against the National of Cyprus U-17.

Kosovo ranked first in the fifth group, with a point more than the National of Scotland, which ended in second place. The Dardans have also left behind the U-17 National and Cyprus.

And then, after the match, he said, I wanna play the next date, I got nothing. It's really very demanding, and that fact is positive for a football player”, concluded Besnik Kolari.

The elite round matches will take place in March 2019, while the European Championship will be held from 2 May to 19 May in the Republic of Ireland.